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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
6
An old advertisement extols blood nourishment to prevent disease and claims malignant disorders like rheumatism catarrh malaria and skin ailments result from neglect. It urges readers to keep blood pure with a patent remedy sold by druggists, naming a specific product and price.
Mr and Mrs Paul Gilmore of Monticello visited Mrs J W Childs. Mrs Walter Woodward and daughter Susie from Atlanta stayed with Mrs R A Woodward. Dell Childs of Locust Grove visited relatives Friday. Manson Stroud visited his Aunt Mrs Sarah J Guest and family. Thurman Bowden and Lowell Thurston of Camp Harris visited locals. Maud and Myrtle Williams returned home after visiting relatives. J H Gilmore and family visited his mother Mrs F W Gilmore. C E Moore of Atlanta visiting Mrs J W Childs. T E Redman William Edgar and Belle Redman visited Dave Moore and Mrs Sarah J Guest. Grover Moore and daughter Marion visiting her mother Mrs J M Bankhead.
A Butts County endorsement from a local well known resident praises Hon. W F Jenkins of Eatonton as an able lawyer and fully competent for judge. The writer asks citizens to vote for him and believes he will be an able judge if elected.
Mrs. J. E. Bankston and spouse visit in Chickamauga Georgia. Misses Thurston travel to Atlanta to visit sister Mrs. Woodward. Miss Bond of Griffin visits Mrs. Saunders. Mrs. Steele of Atlanta returns home after visiting her mother Mrs. Phillips. Local girls plan ice cream sale for church funds. Mrs. Riley Elder returns from Macon visit. Mrs. Cawthon returns from Macon. Mrs. Farrar visits Mr. and Mrs. Farrar. Mrs. Jetter visits Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Lindsay of Hampton visits daughter Mrs. Thurston. Miss Edna Leverette from Atlanta spends weekend at home. Mr. Arthur Bankston of Atlanta vacationing with his parents.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic that purifies and enriches the blood to strengthen the elderly and the young against the oppressive summer heat. Claims improved vitality and system-building effects with a 50 cent price.
Sherwood Thaxton, proprietor of the Foy Hotel, announces the hotel will stay open part of September and possibly until October first at Indian Springs. He notes a late season with good August crowds and a satisfactory overall business despite unfavorable weather, delighting local friends.
Petition to the Superior Court of Butts County Georgia for renewal and reviver of the Pepperton Cotton Mills charter. It requests amendment to authorize preferred stock, cites prior charter amendments, and attaches an Exhibit A certified minutes abstract. Court certification by Clerk S J Foster dated August 14 1916.
One hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable catarrh case. Hall's Catarrh Cure has 35 years of use and is claimed to cleanse the blood and heal mucous surfaces. Claims quick health improvement after starting treatment. Includes offer for free testimonials and states price 75 cents with Toledo based F J Cheney & Co. selling through druggists.
Small apartment with two nice rooms and kitchen for rent at Mrs. Cantrell's home on East Third street. Apply T. H. Buttrill. August 11, 1931.
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